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Friends, Enemies and My Army

My presentation at Melbourne’s Next Wave Festival, on the panel “Friends I’ve Never Known”, with Christian McCrea, Dani Kirby, Alex Gibson and myself, all talking about different aspects of this hyperconnected era.

Please note that my language is a little raw in this presentation – not suitable for young children.

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One Response to “Friends, Enemies and My Army”

  1. Jen Says:
    November 17th, 2008 at 8:56 am

    Mark, great focus on the transformational nature of electronic connections, and the impact on democracy. I thought the point about ‘the nuclear option’ is a really important one that needs more consideration: what are the rules for this kind of action? who’s a reasonable target? when is it legitimate, and when is it bullying? I think there’s a whole new set of communication literacies that need to be explored and understood there. Cheers, Jen

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